




ULN2003 Stepper Motor Driver Module
- Features 7 high-voltage, high-current Darlington pairs
- Supports up to 500mA output current per channel
- Compatible with 5V to 12V power supply inputs
- Ideal for driving unipolar stepper motors
- Perfect for Arduino, PIC, ARM, and digital logic circuits
- Includes onboard 5-pin motor connector
- Low cost and highly reliable performance
- Compact design for easy breadboard integration
- Drives high-current LEDs and Relay modules
- Input trigger voltage: 5V
Product Details
ULN2003 Stepper Motor Driver Module
The ULN2003 Stepper Motor Driver Module is an essential component for hobbyists and engineers looking to drive high-current loads using low-power digital logic. Whether you are working with Arduino, PIC, or ARM microcontrollers, this module provides the necessary current amplification to power your projects effectively.
Utilizing the robust ULN2003 IC, this board features seven Darlington pairs, allowing it to handle up to 500mA per channel. It is specifically designed to interface seamlessly with unipolar stepper motors, relay modules, and high-intensity LEDs, making it a versatile addition to any robotics or automation toolkit.
🔧 Key Features
- Darlington Array: Contains 7 high-voltage, high-current pairs.
- High Current Capacity: Supports up to 500mA per channel.
- Logic Compatible: Works perfectly with 5V digital signals.
- Flexible Power: Supports 5V-12V external power supply.
- Reliable Design: Low-cost, durable, and easy to integrate.
💡 Applications & Use Cases
- Driving unipolar stepper motors in robotics.
- Controlling relay modules for home automation.
- Powering high-current LED arrays.
- Interfacing digital logic with high-power loads.
- Educational electronics and DIY prototyping.
⚙️ Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
| Driver IC | ULN2003 |
| Output Current | 500mA per pair |
| Voltage Rating | Up to 50V |
| Input Trigger | 5V TTL/CMOS |
| Supply Voltage | 5V - 12V DC |
| Channels | 7 |
📦 Package Includes
- 1 × ULN2003 Stepper Motor Driver Module
















